X-Faces for Windows 95/NT

This page contains some preliminary utilities for Windows 95/NT to view and create X-Faces. To learn more about X-Faces check out http://www.xs4all.nl/~ace/X-Faces.

uncompface.exe A modified version of the original uncompface (by James Ashton) compiled for Win32. Decompresses a range of printable characters to a pile of hex numbers. Usage:
```
uncompface <infile> <outfile>
```
unc2xbm.exe Transforms the pile of hex numbers into an X11 bitmap (named out.xbm). Usage:
```
unc2xbm <infile>
```

To see the darned faces save the printable characters in the x-face header to a file (e.g. x.txt) and use a batchfile like this one (by janm):

  uncompface x.txt y.txt
  unc2xbm y.txt
  del y.txt
  "C:\PROGRA~1\INTERN~1\iexplore.exe" C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\xfaces\out.xbm

xbm2unc.exe Creates a pile of hex numbers (uncompressed face) from an X11 bitmap. Usage:

xbm2unc <infile> <outfile>

The XBM format should be like this:

    #define xbmname_width 48
    #define xbmname_height 48
    static char xbmname_bits[] = {
    0xnn, ...
     ...
    ...};

compface.exe A modified version of the original compface (by James Ashton). Compresses an uncompressed face to a range of printable characters (x-face header data). Usage:
```
compface <infile> <outfile>
```
sabbath.zip I don't know what this is, but it could be the entire package.

All compiled with GNU GCC (Mingw32)

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